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Parts 16 of this series discuss in detail the process involved in conceptualizing, designing, planning, and developing the Adobe WorkflowLab product. At this point, the design and development teams had invested considerable time and effort in examining scenarios, considering technologies, planning for production, and developing the framework and components. With all of this groundwork established, the teams were ready to begin testing features in builds and working toward release of the final application code.

If an issue was discovered, we logged it into a bug-tracking tool. For the first few versions of WorkflowLab, we used Mantis, a free PHP-based tool. Eventually we moved over to Trac for the current development process because our third-party code-repository host provided free integration of the repository with Trac's ticketing system. When logging a bug, we assigned it to the developer who built the affected feature, and then that developer fixed the problem.

The fixed feature was included in the next test build, and the person who originally reported the bug verified that it had indeed been resolved. With that issue addressed, we updated the report in the bug-tracking tool and then moved on to new development or continued testing.